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Abstract
In a machine tool 1 comprising a rotating spindle 2 and a vision system 7 which acquires images of a tool 3 mounted on a spindle, a preselected centering on the nominal rotational speed value VN of the spindle An image acquisition period TA is determined for each value VC of the interval ICN of the rotational speed values, which is compatible with the visual system and calculated for the preselected speed value. A representative couple of tool images spaced apart from each other in an image acquisition cycle while the spindle is rotating at a nominal rotational speed, and based on the similarity rule, a representative couple of the most similar images to each other are preselected. Selecting the velocity value yields an estimated velocity value VS associated with the nominal velocity value.
Description
The present invention relates to a method for estimating the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle of a machine tool.
In particular, the present invention may advantageously be applied to shadow casting, an automatic measurement process of a tool executed by a visual system, but not exclusively, which will be clearly mentioned without loss of generality herein.
As is commonly known, a numerically controlled machine tool has a spindle for carrying and rotating a tool for machining objects, and an electronic control unit for precisely controlling tool rotation speed and spindle displacements along three or more moving axes. Mechanical structures.
The tool of a machine tool must be measured even if it is rotating rapidly around its axis to determine its effective dimensions once mounted on the spindle or to determine its wear after some operating time. do. To this end, machine tools are equipped with an automatic measuring system capable of measuring the geometrical features of the tool, including dimensions, while rotating about its own axis.
An automated measurement system is known that includes a shadow casting vision system, which includes a source of unfocused light and a two-dimensional image sensor, such as a CCD sensor, disposed some distance away in front of the light source. When used, while the tool to be measured is rotating about its own axis, between the light source and the image sensor within the visual field of the image sensor in such a way that the image sensor can acquire an image of the tool shadow. Should be placed in. The geometrical features of the tool are measured based on the images obtained by the visual system.
In order to perform the desired measurements, the vision system must acquire images of the tool rotating about the axis of rotation, at different angular positions spaced apart from each other in a predetermined angular step. The rotation period of the tool to be measured is typically much shorter than the frame acquisition period of the image sensor. Therefore, in order to obtain the images of the rotating tool with the desired angular step, the visual system acquires the images according to the acquisition period, so that the tool has a portion equal to the desired angular step in a certain integer number of complete revolutions between two successive acquisitions. Add the rotation of to perform.
In order to actually obtain images at the desired angular positions, the rotational speed of the tool must be known with high precision. That is, the difference between nominal or known speed and one part over 10000 (1 part over 10000) also results in large acquisition errors, i.e. images can be obtained at angular positions far from the desired angular positions. It can be seen experimentally.
To date, two methods are known in essence to resolve possible deviations of the actual speed value from the nominal speed. The first known method consists of performing a lot of acquisitions which are very redundant compared to the minimum number of acquisitions. This first method is often not feasible because too much execution time is needed compared to the time allowed to perform the measurement cycle. The second known method consists in using a speed or position sensor arranged on the spindle, in such a way that updated and reliable speed real-time data is always available. This second method is considered too invasive in many cases and is not preferred.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for precisely determining the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle of a machine tool, which can be easily implemented at the same time without the difficulties described above.
According to the invention, as claimed in the appended claims, a method of estimating the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle of a machine tool, a method of obtaining images of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle of a machine tool, And a machine tool.
The invention is now described with reference to the accompanying drawings, given by way of non-limiting examples:
1 shows a numerically controlled machine tool comprising a vision system implementing a method in which the present invention is provided for estimating the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a spindle of a machine tool; And
FIG. 2 is a very schematic enlarged cross-sectional view of the tool of FIG. 1 showing an example of angular positions where desired to obtain images of the tool according to a temporal cadence calculated as a function of the rotational speed estimated by the method of the present invention. to be.
Numerical control (“NC”) machine tool, generally indicated at 1 in FIG. 1, is a first electronic control for numerical control of the
The start and stop of movements of the
The
The visible field of the image sensor 9 defines the measuring area for the
According to the invention, the
The first and
The interval of the preselected values VC or the preselected speed values VC of the rotational speed substantially centered on the nominal value VN or the nominal speed value VN of the rotational speed of the
Under the control of the
Similarity rules include, for example, the following processing. For each image of each representative couple of images, each matrix A, B of real numbers is defined, each of which represents the brightness of each pixel of the image. For each representative couple of images, a difference matrix C is obtained as the difference between the elements of the two matrices A and B for the two images of the representative couple of images, and the norm of the difference matrix C ( norm: N) is calculated. The estimated speed value VS is selected between all the preselected speed values VC and represented by its preselected speed value corresponding to a representative couple of images giving the minimum value of norm N. At this time, the similarity index is represented by the norm (N).
The calculation of the image acquisition period TA, the difference matrix C, and the norm N, and the estimation of the estimated velocity value VS are executed by the
According to another feature of the invention, the first and
The
By way of example, in FIG. 2, which is a very schematic cross-sectional view perpendicular to the
According to the invention, the method of obtaining images of the
For example, the actual speed value VE coincides with the first estimated speed value VS1 or the second estimated speed value VS2 in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention, wherein the second estimated speed value is a value. Instead of the first interval ICN of the rotation, the rotation about the second interval of the preselected speed values VC substantially centered on the first estimated speed value VS1, which is then called the second interval ICS of the values. It is obtained by applying the method of estimating speed. In other words, the estimation method described above is performed in such a way that the nominal speed value VN is replaced with the first estimated speed value VS1 and the first interval ICN of the values is replaced with the second interval ICS of the values. Modified and applied.
Typically, the second interval ICS of the values is narrower than the first interval ICN of the values, advantageously the preselected speed values VC of the first interval ICS are less than the second interval ICN. It can be spaced apart from each other by a quantity. According to one example of an embodiment, the aforementioned first section ICN comprises about 200 preselected speed values VC spaced at 1 rpm from each other, while the second section ICS is spaced at 0.5 rpm from each other. With about 40 preselected speed values.
The step of calibrating the rotational speed value makes it possible to correct most of the error between the nominal speed value VN assigned by the
Advantageously, according to one of the possible options of the invention, the second estimated speed value VS2 does not analyze all the preselected speed values VC of the second interval ICS in order to reduce the computation time. Can be obtained without. More specifically, at least three preselected velocity values VC in which the procedure including the determination of the image acquisition period TA, the acquisition of each representative couple of images, and the processing of the similarity rule comprises two end values and are adjacent to each other. Is performed in groups of. The procedure finds that a predetermined group is found that includes predetermined preselected speed values VCc, i.e. a preselected speed value VC different from the two end values of the group, to which a representative couple of images most similar to each other in the group correspond. If it is stopped. The predetermined preselected speed value VCc, which may be the center value of the group, and in any case none of the lowest and highest preselected speed values VC of the group, defines the desired second estimated speed value VS2. More specifically, the analysis of the second interval ICS, which is performed on groups of three values VC per hour, shows that a group of three values VC is found so that the center of these three values is the norm N's. It stops if it has the characteristic of the minimum value.
For example, assuming that the second interval ICS includes 2n + 1 velocity values, an index that assumes the values of the natural array is included in the velocity values of the second interval ICS.
[-n, ..., -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, ..., n]
Is provided, and if the index i = 0 identifies a center speed value equal to the first estimated speed value VS1 and the analysis starts from the center value i = 0, the first group of preselected speed values is It is identified by the indices [-1, 0, 1]. The norm N is calculated for three representative couples of images identified by index i = [-1, 0, 1]: The value of norm N associated with index i = 0 is (end values of the group). Lower than the values of norm N for the other two indexes, the value of norm N for index i = 0 is the minimum and the center velocity value is the desired second estimated speed value VS2. Otherwise, the analysis proceeds to the second group of preselected speed values identified by index i = [-2, -1, 0]. Even for the second group of preselected speed values, if the minimum value of norm N does not correspond to the center value (index i = -1), the preselected speed identified by index i = [0, 1, 2] The analysis proceeds to the third group of values, and in the worst case continues to the extent that all values of the second interval ICS are analyzed.
Advantageously, the step of calibrating the rotational speed value is performed on the plurality of nominal speed values VNj to obtain the corresponding plurality of estimated speed values VSj. By associating each nominal velocity value VNj with a corresponding estimated velocity value VSj obtained by the estimation method described above, a table of couples of nominal and estimated velocity values VNj and VSj is filled, and 2 can be written to the internal data store of the
For example, with respect to the operation of obtaining representative couples of images of the
The main advantage of the method of estimating the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle according to the invention is that the speed values are obtained at very low error rates through a fairly fast process without the need to modify the machine tool or add supplemental devices. . This advantage is particularly useful for a method of obtaining images of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle from which tool images are obtained at different angular positions spaced apart from each other by an angular step to measure the geometrical features of the tool.
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Defining a first section ICN of preselected speed values VC of the rotational speed substantially centered on a nominal speed value VN of the rotational speed of the spindle 2 ;
For each of the preselected speed values VC, a multiple of one rotation period TR of the spindle 2 that is compatible with the visual system 7 and calculated for the preselected speed value VC Determining each image acquisition period TA to be equal to;
Rotating the spindle (2) to the nominal speed value (VN) and positioning the tool (3) in the visible field of the visual system (7);
Obtaining, by the visual system 7, representative couples of the images of the tool 3-in each representative couple the image acquisition period TA corresponding to one of the preselected velocity values VC Spaced apart from each other in time; And
Estimated velocity to be associated with the nominal velocity value VN as a preselected velocity value selected among all preselected velocity values VC to which a representative couple of images most similar to each other based on a similarity rule correspond. Determining the Value VS
Rotational speed estimation method comprising a.
The similarity rule is:
For each image of each representative couple of images, defining respective matrices A and B of real numbers, each of which represents the brightness of each pixel of the image;
For each representative couple of images, obtaining a difference matrix C as the difference of the two matrices A and B for the two images of the representative couple of images;
Calculating each value of a norm N of the difference matrix C; And
Selecting as the estimated speed value VS the preselected speed value VC to which the minimum value of the norm N corresponds.
Rotational speed estimation method comprising a.
By the visual system 7, obtaining representative couples of images of the tool 3
Obtaining sets of trial couples of the images of the tool 3 by the visual system 7-in each of the sets,
The images of each of the trial couples are spaced apart from each other in time with an image acquisition period TA corresponding to one of the associated preselected velocity values VC,
The trial couples are spaced apart from one another in a fraction of the same image acquisition period TA-, and
Obtaining each one of the representative couples of images of the tool 3 from one of the sets of trial couples
Rotational speed estimation method comprising a.
A reliability index is assigned to each trial couple, the reliability index being dependent on the proportion of the tool (3) that is actually visible in each image of the trial couple.
Each representative couple of images of the tool (3) is obtained by selecting one from a set of trial couples based on the reliability indices.
Each of the representative couples of images of the tool 3 is obtained by defining a representative couple of cumulative images, the cumulative images being a set of images of trial couples-each for each of the cumulative images. Rotational velocity estimation method calculated as a function of one image from a trial couple.
Rotating the spindle (2) to a nominal speed value (VN);
Determining an actual speed value (VE) of the rotational speed of the spindle (2); And
Acquiring images of the tool 3 in a temporal cadence (TM) calculated by the visual system 7 as a function of the actual velocity value VE, wherein the acquired images are angular step: in the manner of representing the tool 3 at different angular positions spaced apart from each other by β), the tool 3 with the desired angular step β with one or more complete revolutions between two successive acquisitions. Made up by adding the same part of the rotation-
Wherein the method comprises a calibration step of obtaining a first estimated speed value VS1 associated with said nominal speed value VN using the method according to claim 1. And the actual velocity value (VE) is determined as a function of the first estimated velocity value (VS1).
The actual velocity value (VE) coincides with the first estimated velocity value (VS1).
The actual speed value VE is substituted for the nominal speed value VN by the first estimated speed value VS1 and the first interval ICN of preselected speed values is substantially the first estimated. A method obtained by using a method of estimating the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle of a machine tool, which is modified in such a way that it is replaced by a second section ICS of preselected speed values centered on the speed value VS1. 2 Image acquisition method that matches the estimated velocity value VS2.
The second section (ICS) of the preselected speed values is narrower than the first section (ICN) of the preselected speed values.
The second estimated velocity value VS2 may include procedures for determining the image acquisition period TA, obtaining a representative couple of images, and processing similarity rules.
Performed in groups of at least three preselected speed values VC comprising two end values and adjacent to each other,
Where a certain group of the groups is found to contain a predetermined preselected velocity value different from the two end values of the certain group to which a representative couple of images most similar to each other in the certain group corresponds. ,
Obtained using a method of estimating the rotational speed of a tool mounted on a rotating spindle of a machine tool, which is modified in a manner,
And said constant preselected speed value defines said second estimated speed value (VS2).
The visual system 7 comprises a second electronic control unit 10 connected in communication with the first control unit 4,
The first control unit (4) and the second control unit (10) are configured to implement a method for estimating the rotational speed of the tool according to any one of the preceding claims.
The visual system 7 comprises a second electronic control unit 10 connected in communication with the first control unit 4,
The first control unit (4) and the second control unit (10) are configured to implement a method of obtaining images of the tool according to claim 7.
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